Ragheb Alama and Nancy Ajram to perform in Lebanon on August 16

Stars Ragheb Alama and Nancy Ajram are preparing to perform a concert in Lebanon on August 16.

Ragheb and Nancy's concert songs

Ragheb Alama is expected to perform a selection of his most popular songs during the concert, including: “Fi Kteer Helween,” “Al-Taqeel Taqeel,” “Al-Li Ba’ana Khasar Dal’ana,” and others.

While Nancy Ajram performs her most famous songs that have achieved great success, including: Ah W Nos, Ya Tabtab W Dalaa, Fi Hagat, Enta Eh, and others.

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Nancy Ajram's new album

Artist Nancy Ajram has released her new album, "Nancy 11," which includes 11 songs in both the Lebanese and Egyptian dialects, ranging from romantic to rhythmic to dramatic.

The album's launch coincided with a digital campaign on TikTok and Anghami, allowing users to link songs directly to their playlists, a first in the Arab world. Some of the album's most notable songs include: "Baddi Qoul Behebak" (I Want to Say I Love You), "Ya Kalbo" (Ya Kalbo), "Ana Taba'ni" (I Follow Me), "Insa" (Forget), "Sayyidi Ya Sayyidi" (My Master), "Lughat Al-Hob" (Love Language), and "Ana Hafadl Aghani" (I Will Keep Singing).

Nancy Ajram's album songs The album received significant interaction on music platforms in several European and Arab countries. It featured songs spanning a variety of musical styles, including pop, rock, R&B, and maqsum, in collaboration with a number of poets, composers, and distributors. The visual aspect was highlighted by a series of videos filmed inside closed studios using modern production techniques.

Ragheb Alama tops the trend

Lebanese artist Ragheb Alama topped Google and social media trends after Mustafa Kamel, head of the Musicians Syndicate in Egypt, issued a decision banning him from performing in the country and summoning him for investigation after a video circulated showing him kissing a fan on stage while he was singing.

Quick response from Ragheb Alama

Immediately after the statement was published, Lebanese artist Ragheb Alama made sure to contact Mustafa Kamel, the head of the Musicians Syndicate in Egypt, by phone.

Mustafa Kamel relayed the contents of a voice message he received from Ragheb Alama, in which he said: “My brother, my love, and my lifelong friend, Captain Mustafa Kamel, I have just learned of the Syndicate’s decision, and I confirm that Egypt is my second home and the home of great artists. Egyptian tourism is our collective responsibility as Arab artists, and I am keen to make the audience happy at my concerts in Egypt, especially in light of the current tourism boom on the North Coast.”

Ragheb Alama added, "I swear to God that the girl's actions were completely spontaneous, without any intention or desire on my part. What appeared in the picture was misleading and does not reflect the truth. What happened was the result of poor organization of the audience's ascent to the stage."